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ARTICLE · 18 AUGUST 2015

Malta To Update Its Gambling Legislation In Coming Months

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The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) announced through a representative that Malta's current gambling legislation is being reviewed and will be updated in the coming months.

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The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) announced through a representative that Malta's current gambling legislation is being reviewed and will be updated in the coming months. Parliamentary Secretary Jose Herrera announced that he plans to introduce the new gambling law to parliament by this fall.

The MGA has been working on this update in the Maltese law since 2013 and will be presenting a number of proposals to the Maltese Parliament in order to innovate and extend the power of the Maltese gambling authority. As explained by the representative, the new legislative framework and model will give the Maltese authority more control over the gambling industry's market and enable it to strengthen player protection, with regards to online gambling in particular.

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